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Tutorial on using the hardware / tools #15

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Transigent opened this issue Aug 1, 2021 · 4 comments
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Tutorial on using the hardware / tools #15

Transigent opened this issue Aug 1, 2021 · 4 comments

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@Transigent
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I was interested in experimenting with this project after getting an email from Seeed Studio. On this page there is a link that says "Follow Benjamin’s all open-source libraries and tutorial" which points to the project on GitHub.

I looked for the tutorial, but I could not find anything on the page other than BOM, Wiring diagram, source code, 3D model. Is there some documentation that walks through loading and using TFLite, training, inference etc.? Thanks!

@kartben
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kartben commented Aug 1, 2021

Hi!

Ya, i need to do a better job of having the GitHub repo more "self-contained" in terms of centralizing all the instructions/tutorial. Your best starting point for now would be this article I wrote for Make: Magazine https://makezine.com/projects/second-sense-build-an-ai-smart-nose/

Please let me know if that helps you get started, and please do not hesitate to reach out if you get stuck somewhere!

@Transigent
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Thank you for the response. I will get right into that.
Many of my questions were also answered by watching your presentation here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Te8dQyV83RE
Thanks so much for the project.

@Cjtardivo
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Can someone please help me with the last 2 steps of the ‘Teach a Faux New Tricks’ section. I am having trouble recompiling the firmware onto the nose. Additionally, I am struggling to replace the lib/ei-artificial_nose-arduino source folder of the nose’s firmware with the contents of your new ZIP file.

@Avinash-py
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for compilation use pio run and for upload use pio run -t upload make sure u have that particular IDE where you can run pio (plateformio.ini) recommended IDE VS Code

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